Solution To Keeping Rats From Eating Your Succulents
It’s a fact of life: pests like rats and mice love to nibble on the green foliage of a garden full of plants.
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How do I keep rats from eating my succulents?
The best way to keep rats from eating your succulents is to get rid of the rats. Poison and traps are effective. A cat helps as well.
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If you have rats around you will find that leaves and stems are gnawed and you will see rat droppings.
What are the signs of rats in the garden?
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What are the signs of rats in the garden?
If you go to the garden at night with a flashlight you will also see them scurrying around. The best time is about an hour or two after sunset.
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There are many nocturnal creatures that can eat plants, but if the plant has gnaw marks on its leaves the chances are it is a rat.
What is eating my succulents at night?
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Rats are omnivores—that means they eat anything they can find. Rats will eat almost any plant material, including wood, paper, and even plastic.
What plants do rats eat?
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What plants do rats eat?
They are especially fond of plants that contain high-calorie foods, such as corn, sugar, and peanuts.
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What plants do rats eat?
Their diets can vary widely depending on what type of food is available, but all rodents are opportunistic feeders.
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Prevention is better than cure – keep rat populations low with poisons and traps and you will have a safe garden and a safe house.
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